Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

The certain had iast bssn ring dowr
% tbs asst ass last evening when Ms.
Nellie Boyd, a. The door Of her drsssins
room, accorded = soFdiaI ersstina 10 {
representative Of the Posr-IrTnrxs.
oEECEn. ~Yss." said the lsdy, politely
onsRinR We scribe q seat, 'aths auaieune
gave ~ AL . very kind rsesption lass
sveninE. and tonieht siso / shiuk they
are generous In fhsiK sppinnssS
toaf last visit 30 Seattle VS. one Of
misfortune. vas il not r queFied the
o., no. not ths Iass. bat The visfs
oefore The last. And yet De not think
yen can call Is misfortune. Ga the con
srary, consider thai we we're extremely
fortunate. for although some Of the
troupe weFe fer weeks seriously indi-
posed was sbls 70 leave the city vita
support unbrsken. Mash sympathy was
ssown ~ and for that reason naturally
IKE Seattle and slways enjoy coming
back here. We came thFozRh from Cal
ifoFaia ovefland. and s1eh an expert
eoce 40 we bad. AZ this season OF the
yesr the trip 10 foil Of excitement and
adventure. and | must say nos q littls
d'scJmfsrt. Bat then. suppose that
ought to Dc hardened to the vieissifndes
Of travel, fer al SORTS Of incidents arise
when one E0ves about a. have doas."
Upon being congratulated that she
had reached the line Of the Northern
Pacific WheR SNOW blockades would be
avoided, Misa Boyd shrugged her
shoulders aad said:
"Oh, / fancy We could have endured
that, for have had experience in snow
storms. On one occasion in Maine and
10 she lower provinces Of Canada We
met snow continuously. Indeed. We
we're obliged 70 remain in s.. John, Ne1
BrunsUick, for days"
From Seattle" was the response 10 q
question a. to fatuFe movements. "we
90 70 VictoFia, thence hack to Portland,
90 10 Naila WAlla. and then TO Helena.
From Montana the infection is 10 pro-
oeed to salt Lake and Denver and then
10 the Est. This season has been q
very successful one thus far. Ii 10 nov
seven years since 6Fst appeared on the
Pacific Coast and, of course, ! feel
somewhat at home here. l ana inclined
TO believe 10 is wiser 10 90 over old
RFonnd than 10 venture into new terri
tory, for there a warm aBd kindly re-
ceptiOn from old friends 10 assured. Tie
greetings which have received on this
trip have never been heaFtier. We are
now playing for the greater part Of the
time Unknown" and " Passions Slave"
| have purchased from Mr.. Stevens the
right TO pFodace these for five years.
The pablo seem at this day TO desire
drama Of the sensational order, and. as
these two mentioned have been favor
ably received. shall continue to present
them for sometime yet. We can give
8 be Streets II New York" Lights o.
Leadon," and "A Case Of Divorces"
bat our sceaery and mecbani-
cal work 10 more complete in
the too plays which We have produeed
IL Seattle, and I think il better 10 give
them With every attention 70 detail,
rather THAI attempt 10 prodaos my en-
tire repertoire 10 an unfinished manneF.
However, We shall be able TO offer
Bouoicault's 'Ootoroon' tomorrow even
ing With full stage settings, and as Il Is
fav0rite with me feel coafident that
your public will not be displeased
With t."
lnasmuch as cail-bells we're at this
point Resembling throughout the pre-
einois beneath tue stage, the porter
deemed 10 opportune TO bring the
agreeable interview 70 a close.